Future decisions will be made in consensus - Rafizi
The concept of 'agree to disagree' practiced by Pakatan Rakyat will no longer be practiced by the new opposition coalition party. - File pic
The concept of 'agree to disagree' practiced by Pakatan Rakyat will no longer be practiced by the new opposition coalition party.
PKR secretary-general Rafizi Ramli said every decisions made in regards to the coalition, has to be done in consensus.
“If a decision by consensus have been reached, it will bind all three parties," he explained.
The matter was stated in Claus 1 in the Pakatan Harapan Agreement, tabled today at the Shah Alam Convention Centre.
Rafizi said, any differences of opinion are subject to the spirit of mutual respect between the three parties in line with Clause 2 of the agreement , which touched on the development of political union.
"All disputes shall be settled in the methods and principles stated in this agreement ," he said.
The Clause agreement was tabled by Rafizi, DAP national organisation secretary Anthony Loke and Amanah organisation secretary Suhaizan Kaiat.
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